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Understanding 9/11Grateful Dead Live at William and Mary College Hall on 1973-09-11
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- Publication date
- 1973-09-11 ( check for other copies)
- Topics
- Audience, Rob Berger, Jimmy Warburton
- Collection
- GratefulDead
- Band/Artist
- Grateful Dead
- Resource
- DeadLists Project
- Item Size
- 1.2G
Set 1
Promised Land, Sugaree, The Race is On, Loser, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, El Paso, Mississippi Half Step, Playin' In The Band
Set 2
Let Me Sing*, Weather Report Suite Prelude*-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow*, Row Jimmy, Big River, Deal, Beat It On Down The Line, Dark Star-> Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia
*with Martin Fiero and Joe Ellis on horns. Doug Sahm opened; First Let Me Sing
Promised Land, Sugaree, The Race is On, Loser, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, El Paso, Mississippi Half Step, Playin' In The Band
Set 2
Let Me Sing*, Weather Report Suite Prelude*-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow*, Row Jimmy, Big River, Deal, Beat It On Down The Line, Dark Star-> Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia
*with Martin Fiero and Joe Ellis on horns. Doug Sahm opened; First Let Me Sing
Notes
*w/ Martin Fiero and Joe Ellis on horns
- Addeddate
- 2011-01-29 19:29:09
- Identifier
- gd1973-09-11.111742.aud.berger-warburton.flac16
- Lineage
- aud>?>7" reel @ 3.75 ips, no nr technics rs-1506>hd-p2 24/96>cd wave>adobe audition 2.0>flac; transferred/seeded by Rob Berger
- Location
- Williamsburg, VA
- Run time
- 174:53.39
- Taped by
- Unknown
- Transferred by
- Rob Berger, Jimmy Warburton
- Type
- sound
- Year
- 1973
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Reviews
(4)
Reviewer:
Jimmy Warburton
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November 14, 2012
Subject: taper
Subject: taper
This show may have been taped by David Kreh of Maryland.
If he's still out there ,let me know.
Last time I saw him was Passaic 6/18/76 along with Jerry ... Moore and Charlie Disalvo.
If he's still out there ,let me know.
Last time I saw him was Passaic 6/18/76 along with Jerry ... Moore and Charlie Disalvo.
Reviewer:
ice9freak
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February 16, 2011
Subject: Great AUD, but...
Subject: Great AUD, but...
I gave this a spin today, and as far as pre-'78 AUDs go, I was mighty impressed. The sound is not perfect (as reviewers have noted below) but it's acceptable,
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especially if you favor audience recordings. The band seems pretty laid back, taking their time between numbers and messing with the salty crowd. Despite Phil’s grumpiness with photographers, great versions of LL Rain, China>Rider, Half Step, and Playin' appear in the first set, with Playin' being the standout.
Let Me Sing Your Blues Away and the complete Weather Report Suite in set two feature horns (a rare occurrence for the Dead) and both are well performed and interesting. LMSYBA is interesting alone for Keith's not horrible vocals. I've never been partial to the studio version, and this isn't a huge improvement, but it works as a curiosity. The rest of this set is solid, but nothing stands out above other versions from this era. Dark Star showcases Phil leading for a while, and Garcia responds tastefully. It's not an epic Dark Star, but it's focused and spicy, coming in just shy of twenty minutes. The segue into Dew is masterful, but here's where things go wrong with this recording. Dew is chopped into three excruciatingly brief segments and the tape ends mid-verse.
Minus a star for less than ideal sound quality, and minus a big old star for the mutilated Dew. Plus a star, however, in honor of the intrepid tapers who where there to capture this performance Williamsburg.
Let Me Sing Your Blues Away and the complete Weather Report Suite in set two feature horns (a rare occurrence for the Dead) and both are well performed and interesting. LMSYBA is interesting alone for Keith's not horrible vocals. I've never been partial to the studio version, and this isn't a huge improvement, but it works as a curiosity. The rest of this set is solid, but nothing stands out above other versions from this era. Dark Star showcases Phil leading for a while, and Garcia responds tastefully. It's not an epic Dark Star, but it's focused and spicy, coming in just shy of twenty minutes. The segue into Dew is masterful, but here's where things go wrong with this recording. Dew is chopped into three excruciatingly brief segments and the tape ends mid-verse.
Minus a star for less than ideal sound quality, and minus a big old star for the mutilated Dew. Plus a star, however, in honor of the intrepid tapers who where there to capture this performance Williamsburg.
Reviewer:
thelegroom
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February 13, 2011
Subject: Some cuts and missing Sugar Magnolia
Subject: Some cuts and missing Sugar Magnolia
Thanx Rob and Jimmy. Decent enough sound to make for a good listen. Playing ranges from ragged to otherworldly. The Dark Star, especially the Jam into
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Dew, is a gem. I played China>Rider and Playing on my radio show (KHSU) last week and am playing Let Me Sing And WRS this week. Peace
Reviewer:
Evan S. Hunt
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January 31, 2011
Subject: Good Enuff To Swallow Whole
Subject: Good Enuff To Swallow Whole
Recording sound is a bit muffled but the true essence of the GD's fine play during the 73-74 era really shines thru. This show is good all the way but
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the WRS>LIG is spectacular.
Jerry plays so many different tones throughout this concert it is like a seminar on pleasant electric guitar. He shows he doesn't need a lot of notes to accomplish the same thing melodically and harmonically as those guitarists who flash a lot of fancy fretting. There is no "efforting" on his part and in part he brings the band along with him and then pauses and lets the band bring him back up. It's a remarkably quixotic performance.
Big time "sleeper" show. Funny, you can hear some audience members conversing plain as if they were standing on stage with the band.
The horn players add a nice touch and do not get in the way. They play in ensemble with what the core is laying down.
Really enjoy their first foray into Let Me Sing - a song by Keith which sounds like it was made for the horn accompaniment. I always liked new or unfamiliar songs creeping into a Dead set. It provided the listener a chance to hear some new chord structures or flairs that we were not accustomed to and as such it was refreshing -- well, to me anyway. I know a majority of Dead Heads did not share my enthusiasm for the new or unusual song.
Unless, of course, it was unmistakably HOT. I was never so demanding of a band I came to make me dance.
Jerry plays so many different tones throughout this concert it is like a seminar on pleasant electric guitar. He shows he doesn't need a lot of notes to accomplish the same thing melodically and harmonically as those guitarists who flash a lot of fancy fretting. There is no "efforting" on his part and in part he brings the band along with him and then pauses and lets the band bring him back up. It's a remarkably quixotic performance.
Big time "sleeper" show. Funny, you can hear some audience members conversing plain as if they were standing on stage with the band.
The horn players add a nice touch and do not get in the way. They play in ensemble with what the core is laying down.
Really enjoy their first foray into Let Me Sing - a song by Keith which sounds like it was made for the horn accompaniment. I always liked new or unfamiliar songs creeping into a Dead set. It provided the listener a chance to hear some new chord structures or flairs that we were not accustomed to and as such it was refreshing -- well, to me anyway. I know a majority of Dead Heads did not share my enthusiasm for the new or unusual song.
Unless, of course, it was unmistakably HOT. I was never so demanding of a band I came to make me dance.
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